Answer:
B. Pentagon
Step-by-step explanation:
A cross-section is basically the 2D figure created by slicing through a 3D shape.
Take a look at this figure: it's a pentagonal prism. One note to remember is that for all prisms, their cross-sectional shapes are the same shapes as the shape of their bases.
Here, the two bases are pentagons, so we know the cross-section will be a pentagon.
Thus, the answer is B.
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We notice 2 dashes on the NO and NP line. This means that both are the same size. Since NO = 17 then OP is also 17 in length.
So
NP = NO + OP
NP = 17 + 17
NP = 34
As already said
NP = 5X - 6 = 34
5X - 6 = 34
<h2>X = 8</h2>
-2y = -4x + 12
y = 2x - 6
y = -1/2x - 6
Here, Angle DAF is equal to angle CBG.
We know, Sum of all angles in a triangle is equal to 180 degree which is a constant value.
C & D are perpendiculars, Hence they are equal in their magnitude.
Now, F is the remaining angle in Triangle ADF & G is in Triangle BCG.
So, by ASA Postulate, the two mentioned triangles would be Congruent to each other.
Hope this helps!